Periodical for the interchange of genealogical data of the Plantagenets and other European nobility, beginning with the ancestors of Alfred the Great, dating back to 75 A.D. Many medieval genealogies are included. Main focus is the ancestors and descendants of Elizabeth Plantagenet and allied families. Some descendants have immigrated to the United States and settled in Connecticut, Georgia, South Carolina, Virginia, and elsewhere.

History of the House of Plantagenet of England.

Kenneth Vincent Self (1918- ) was born in Selma, California and married Maurine Edith Lindgren. Ancestors lived in California, Missouri, Flores Island, Azores; South Carolina, Ohio, Texas, North Carolina and elsewhere. Famous ancestors include the Platagenet royal line in England and France. Some lines extend to 742 a.d. (Charlemagne).

"This book provides detailed information about descents from the Plantagenet Kings of England for over 185 individuals who emigrated from the British Isles to the North American colonies in the seventeenth century. It combines research in original documents with the use of published literature and features new ancestral lines for virtually all American colonists who possess royal ancestry, with many corrections to existing lines. Plantagenet Ancestry...

John Hayward (1564-1627) was born into a poor family and worked his way into wealth and prominence as an historian and political writer for the Stuart dynasty. In 1599 Hayward published his work on the life of Henry IV. While well received by the populace, Queen Elizabeth I and other members of her court felt that the book was a subtle attack on her reign and the corruption which had crept into the Tudor dynasty. Hayward was imprisoned during the...